"At first glance, I didn't realize the most notable thing about the video, as I was totally distracted by McKee's very bright candy-colored hair: it's that she actually wrote every song she was performing. "Hold It Against Me." "Teenage Dream." "Dynamite." "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F)." "Part Of Me." "C'Mon." "California Girls." "Wide Awake."" - JezebelSource:http://girlsmediamystery.blogspot.com/2013/07/what-it-takes-to-make-it-as-modern.html
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Mina A chi (1967) 
Mina Non Credere 1969
No, no, no non crederle,non gettare nel ventoin un solo momentoquel che esiste fra noino, no, no, ascoltamitu per lei sei un giocattoloil capriccio di un attimoe per me sei la vitase lei ti amasse iose lei ti amasse iosaprei soffrire e anche morirepensando a tema non ti ama, nolei non ti ama, noed io non voglio vederti morire per leino, no, no non crederlenon gettare nel ventoin un solo momentoquel che esiste fra noise lei ti amasse iose lei ti amasse iosaprei soffrire e anche morirepensando a tema non ti ama, nolei non ti ama, noed io non voglio vederti morire per leima non ti ama, nolei non ti ama, noed io non voglio vederti morire per lei Fuente: musica.com 
Links:Music: Mina - 50s - Tintarella di Luna - Lassame (Let me go) - Non Partir - Nuje - Piangere un po - Lyrics - 5 vidsMusic: Mina - Che male fa - Lyrics Music: Mina - Citta vuota - Lyrics Music: Mina - Conversazione Music: Mina - E se domani (1966) - Lyrics - Ricardo Marcenaro bitacora - Mina. Un gran amor y yo Music: Mina - Io per lui Cé più samba - E ci lasciamo qui - 1968 - Live Rai TV Music: Mina - Malatia - L'Uomo Per Me - Renato - Lyrics Music: Mina - Portati Via - Lyrics - LinksMusic: Mina - Se telefonando - Lyrics Music: Mina - Secondo me - Lyrics Music: Mina - Una casa in cima al mondo - 1966 Music: Mina Mazzini - 50s recordings - Be-bop-a-lula - Briciole di baci - Bum Ahi Che Colpo Di Luna - Folle banderuola - Ho scritto col fuoco - Julia - Lyrics (all - tutti - todas) - 6 Vid Music: Mina Mazzini - E penso a te - Lyrics Music: Mina Mazzini - Insieme - Lyrics Music: Mina Mazzini - Io e te da soli (1970) Music: Mina Mazzini - Non credere - 3 versions Music: Mina - Non ho parlato mai - Lyrics - Links Music: Mina - Venus - Proteggimi - Senza di te - Lyrics Music: Mina Mazzini - Cercami Music: Mina Mazzini - E' l'uomo per me (1964) Music: Mina Mazzini - Indifferentemente Music: Mina Mazzini - Se telefonando Music: Mina Mazzini - Una Casa In Cima Al Mondo Music: Mina Mazzini - Volami nel cuore Music: Mina Mazzini . E penso a te - 2 version - Live and record - Lyrics Music: Mina Mazzini e Adriano Calentano - Brivido Felino Music: Mina Mazzini e Adriano Calentano - Dolce Fuoco del amore - 1998 - Lyrics Music: Mina Mazzini e Adriano Calentano - Specchi Riflessi Music: Mina - Il mio nemico e ieri - Mi fai sentire cosi strana - Lyrics - LinksMusic: Mina - Sono come tu mi vuoi (1967) - Non credere (1969) - Lyrics Music: Mina - Io vivro senza te - Non credere - Lyrics - Links to more of her musicMusic: Mina - Volami nel cuore - Io domani - Lyrics - Links to more Mina's music Music: Mina - A Chi - Non Credere - Lyrics - Links Ricardo M Marcenaro - FacebookBlogs in operation of The Solitary Dog:Solitary Dog Sculptor:http://byricardomarcenaro.blogspot.comSolitary Dog Sculptor I:http://byricardomarcenaroi.blogspot.comPara:comunicarse conmigo,enviar materiales para publicar,propuestas comerciales:marcenaroescultor@gmail.comFor:contact me,submit materials for publication,commercial proposals:marcenaroescultor@gmail.comDiario La NaciónArgentinaCuenta Comentarista en el Foro:CapiscumMy blogs are an open house to all cultures, religions and countries. Be a follower if you like it, with this action you are building a new culture of tolerance, open mind and heart for peace, love and human respect.Thanks :)Mis blogs son una casa abierta a todas las culturas, religiones y países. Se un seguidor si quieres, con esta acción usted está construyendo una nueva cultura de la tolerancia, la mente y el corazón abiertos para la paz, el amor y el respeto humano.Gracias :)
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Miami Marlins relief pitcher Chad Qualls' showing on Tuesday exemplified the Marlins season perfectly: Even when things go well, they still seem to fail spectacularly.
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Faith is a living, unshakeable confidence in God's grace; it is so certain, that someone would die a thousand times for it.-Martin Luther, Preface to Romans 
In the last few years Daniel Silva has made a name for himself as the author of various exciting thrillers and mystery novels, many of them revolving around a recurring protagonist, Gabriel Allon, master Israeli intelligence officer and art restorer extraordinaire. After finishing a case where his ridiculously-useless (for intelligence work of course) talent turned out to actually have a purpose, Gabriel Allon finds himself entangled in a whole different kind of web in The English Girl. An important British woman has reportedly disappeared on the French island of Corsica, and things wouldn't be so bad if that woman didn't have information which could utterly destroy the career of a prime minister, and if she wasn't taken as a hostage.If there was a single way to describe this book, I would say that it’s a non-stop thriller ride set on one of the most artistically-conscious roads there are out there. Daniel Silva incorporates a fair amount of art as well as interesting facts in relation to it in his book. He describes some pieces of work in great detail, and even delves into touches on a few more or less abstract concepts. However, he doesn’t focus on that aspect of the story more than is necessary and spends most of the time developing the actual subject, and boy is he good at that.Contrary to most mystery novels these days, this one actually is unpredictable. In general, I can predict a fair amount of the twists and turns a book is trying to hide, but this time around I just found myself giving up on the predictions and reading through it without making it into some kind of personal contest. It shows that Daniel Silva took his time crafting the story; he is a master at leading his readers by the nose and putting them exactly where he wants them to be.Finally, I feel like I have to dedicate this little section of the review to the characters. Silva does a magnificent job at making his characters feel lifelike, three-dimensional, and actually human. They aren’t cookie-cutter characters with personalities copy-pasted from the book of clichés… rather, each and every one of them feels quite unique and important, especially Allon who, despite being one of the most impossibly-indomitable humans on the planet, feels like he could actually exist. All in all, The English Girl is one of the most surprising and enthralling mysteries I’ve had the pleasure of reading in a while, and I safely recommend it to any fans of the genre.Places, where you can buy The English Girl 
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Committed: A Skeptic Makes Peace with Marriage (Audiobook) By Elizabeth Gilbert, read by the authorUnabridged edition 2010 | 8 hours and 30 mins | ISBN: 0143145754 | MP3 56 kbps | 215 MBGilbert"s sequel to the megabestselling Eat, Pray, Love is a serious, sincere, yet ultimately tedious slog of a listen. Debating whether or not to marry her boyfriend, the author embarks on a one-year study of marriage"s evolution, cultural variations, pitfalls, and pleasures. It"s earnest and heartfelt, but there"s no story. Gilbert"s encapsulations of her research cannot sustain the reader"s interest, and her forays into amateur anthropology in Southeast Asia are crude and uncharitable: she vacillates between tropes of the happy savage and crowing that the Hmong women she interviews will never know her level of education, health, and agency. But these considerable flaws belong to the material alone; Gilbert"s reading is unimpeachable. Her voice is low, warm, slightly hoarse; her attitude is confiding and self-deprecating, and her charm does much in making the book"s less palatable sections go down easily.Committed: A Skeptic Makes Peace with Marriage (Audiobook) Free Download
Brooklyn Dodger righty Rex Barney smiles towards the heavens from the front of his 1951 Bowman. This is one of my favorite vintage cards. It's damn near perfect. Great portrait set against a blue sky with the stadium lights in the background. The whole thing tells me that this is a guy who enjoys being a major leaguer in 1951.Rex pitched six seasons for the Brooklyn Dodgers, just five full ones. He broke through for 15 wins in 1948 and pitched a no hitter against the Giants on September 9th of that year (there ya go Night Owl). His 3.10 ERA that year was by far the best of his career.Rex struggled with control throughout his career (1948 seems to be his baseball 'Harmonic Convergence') and was hampered by a leg injury which led to a shortened career. But while he was through with active baseball duty after 1952, he wasn't through with the game.He worked as a broadcaster and then in 1974 came to Baltimore as the public address announcer at Memorial Stadium and then at Camden Yards. He became well known for two expressions. "Give that fan a contract." was heard when a fan made a nice play on a ball hit into the stands, and his post-game 'Thank Youuuuuu' always meant that you were free to go fight your way out of the horrendously gridlocked Memorial Stadium parking lots. Rex worked for the O's until his death in 1997. By the time he passed he was an iconic figure in a town where he had never thrown a pitch.My scanner cut off the bottom border of this one and turned what is a slight printing hic-up into what looks like a crease across Barney's right cheek. The corners and colors are almost as they were when they came out of the wrapper. Only a couple of stains and a chip on the reverse spoil it.
